The OCC created a new top-level position, with Stephen Lybarger appointed as Senior Deputy Comptroller, to address the fast-changing banking landscape.

Melania Trump's AI Challenge encourages Texas students to engage with AI tech, with Congressman Pfluger promoting the initiative in Texas's 11th district.

The Interior Department plans to rescind the Public Lands Rule to balance land uses like energy development, ranching, and recreation with conservation.

Emma Mittelstaedt Burnham is appointed as the FTC's new Associate Director for Healthcare, tasked with overseeing competition issues in the healthcare market.

Senator Adam Schiff criticized the Trump administration on MSNBC for denying Trump's connection to the Epstein scandal and discussed the administration's alleged retribution campaign.

The Interior Department expedites broadband projects on tribal lands, prioritizing digital connectivity and aligning with the administration's deregulation efforts.

Senator Wyden and colleagues question the Trump administration's denial of 460,000 IDR student loan payment applications, affecting low-income borrowers.

The CFTC withdrew proposed rules aimed at improving operational resilience in financial entities, planning to realign them with other regulatory frameworks.

The House Oversight Committee released records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, with Chairman Comer criticizing Democrats for politicizing the information and emphasizing Republicans' commitment to justice.

Rep. Byron Donalds discussed his "FEMA Independence Act" on FOX 4, criticizing current disaster response inefficiencies and suggesting Trump understands FEMA's needed reforms.

Senators Grassley and Lankford reintroduced the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act to ensure fiscal responsibility and deter shutdowns by keeping Congress in session until funding solutions are found.

Mayor Bowser launches 'Fast Beauty,' a program aimed at easing the path for entrepreneurs in Washington, DC's beauty industry, alongside the opening of Yeleen Beauty Makerspace.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran facing deportation by the Trump administration, may be sent to Eswatini, after initial plans for deportation to Uganda changed due to legal issues.